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INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP-HYBRID
MS Leadership 110 (Section 2)
Fall 2014
INSTRUCTOR:
CPT Troy A. Yard
University of Wisconsin at Whitewater
Army ROTC
McCutchan Hall, Room 419
Office Phone: 262-472-6213
Department Secretary: 262-472-1541
Email: yardt@uww.edu
SSG Annie Kobza
University of Wisconsin at Whitewater
Army ROTC
McCutchan Hall, Room 418
Office Phone: 262-472-5251
Department Secretary: 262-472-1541
Email: annie.l.kobza.mil@mail.mil
CLASS MEETING:
LDRSHP 110 Introduction to Leadership I 2 Credits
Section 2 (Class #2147) 12:30pm-1:20 pm MW (Meets Sep 2-Dec 23)
MC426
OFFICE HOURS:
Mondays & Wednessdays 0930-1130 or by appointment
REQUIRED TEXTS OR MANUALS:
Leadership 110 Student Text:
Leadership
http://www.rotcebooks.net/Leadership/index.html
Officership
http://www.rotcebooks.net/Officership/index.html
Personal Development http://www.rotcebooks.net/Personal_Development/index.html
Tactics and Techniques http://www.rotcebooks.net/Tactics_and_Techniques/index.html
Values and Ethics http://www.rotcebooks.net/Values_and_Ethics/index.html
COURSE DESCRIPTION (OVERVIEW):
Leadership 110 introduces you to the personal challenges and competencies that are critical for
effective leadership. You will learn how the personal development of life skills such as goal
setting, time management, physical and mental resilience, fitness, and stress management relate
to leadership, officership, and professionalism. This course provides an introduction to the Army
and the Army Leadership Model.
The focus is on developing basic knowledge and comprehension of leadership dimensions,
attributes and core leader competencies while gaining a big picture understanding of the Officer
Development Program, its purpose, and its advantages for the student.
Course Format: This course will be offered in a blended format incorporating both online and
in-class learning activities. Materials and assignments will be provided through the D2L course
site. You will also be expected to complete online activities, quizzes, and participate each week
in a directed activity and/or assignment. All of these activities contribute significantly to your
grade. Activities and due dates are explained in the Course Outline below.